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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Walnut Grove News.

\. o. Murphy, who returned Saturday morning from a trip to Walnut Grove and the works oi the Walnnt Grove Water Storage company, reports heavy rains ln all oi the valleys south of here. yesterday, all of the streams running iull: the Hsssayampa and its tributa- ries were booming, and the immense reservoir at the dam was rapidly filling with water IL Is safe to say that the dam could now be filled so far as com Tleted. there being still 30 feet more of masonry before its contemplated height l. reached.
 Mr Murphy was accompanied by Me,sr, Ferguson and Mcintyre, of Port Huron, Mich, who are here exam inlng the resources of the country. They Were more than surprised at the magnitude of the enterprise they went r. visit and the great area of productive country which they passed through.
 A very lively and strange scene was presented at tho dam. The rain had ceased and hundred men were at work blasting, loading and unloading ears oi rock on the huge masonry struc- ture. and engaged in various other kinds of labor, while hastily improvised
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Heroes and keroineS.

There are few who endure bodily troubles without complaint Did you ever meet among the heroes or hero ines of your acquaintance-If any such there have been-One with yellowish cast of countenanance and that iaun- diced aspect generally, which the most unpracticed eye recognizes as the pro duct of a disordered liver, who did not complain, and peevishly too. of the sore
 ness of the recalcitrant organ, uf pains
 beneath the right shoulder blade, oi dyspeptic symptoms, constipation and headache? Of course you never did. and of course the individual was xoT using Hostetter's Stomach Bitter, or he would not SO have loOked-so have complained. To purity tine blood xhen contaminated with bile. and conduct the secretion into its proper channel. to re-estahlish regularity of the bowels. banish bilious headache and remove iIn- pediments to complete digestion, nota- ing can approach in efficacy this peer less alternative md t1nIc. Malarial com plaints, always involving ihe 'iver and kidney and bladder inactivity, are rem edied by it. IL is a capital appetizer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

To George Merwin. your heirs, assigns aud
 legal rcprese tatives:
 Ton a-e hereby notified that the und,r- signed. who q co-owner with you in the LegSl Tender ninsug claim has extended the sun Of one huudred dollsrs in iabor and improve meuts upon said mining claim, the said ex- ,, udiiurcs an imDrovensnts being made by ne in he gear lss6, in compliance with iae mining Ws of The United States requirin z annual expenditures to b, made on min z claims.
 The said Legal Tender mining olaim consists Ol ]. .50O feet L leuglh by 50 wide, and situate iu iLe hUTb bug mining eistrict, in lhe cou Y O YayapAi, Iu the territory ui Arizona. record 0f the location [ the said Legal Ten der m uing c ann Is made in the Record Of Nine m The office of the County Recorder of said YsyapAi county in boos U2. st pages +42 and 445
 md ,ol aTe hereby flu ther notified that II, at the rxpiratiOn oi ninety days after the pub lcaiioa Of tbis notice, you fail or refuse to contribute or pay to me your proportion of the said expenditure, together with The cost of the pubiiesti Of this notice, the interest oi Scu ib the said legal lender mining claim Fili oe foriei ed and become the property of iAe uutc signed. w. y. RICE.
 Freccort. \. I, April 29, 1887. 90d
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To George Merwin your heirs, assigns and
 legs. r' pressntatives:
 You are hereby noiifed thSt the under signed, wh Is eo-owner with you in the Te- eumseh ,nluin. eisim has expended the sum af one hundred dollars m lacor and improve menfs upon said mining claim, the said ex- pendiiures and improvements being made by guc sn The year lSs6, ia compliance with the Uui'ed tales mining laws, requiring annual expendi. ure. to he made oa mining claims.
 [ he ssid l cumseh inning claim consists of l,5.0 .rei ia ieng h by 6oJ wide, situate in the Humrug uiu ng di trici, in the county of YavaIllI, in tbe territory of Arizona A record of ihe location of the said Tecumseh mining clam IS mace n tbe Record Of Mines, in the og.ee Ui te toun'y Recorder of sad Ysvapai county in Book 20, st pages AK and A
 And you are hereby further notified that H., at the x2iration of iiinety days after the pur- hcation of thls ice, yc1 fail O. refuse 10 , ontr.hGt or pay 10 me your pr portion of be said xyenciturrs, together with the cost Uf ,ue public stion ol this noti"e, the interest [, [ 70. u said Te umseA mining claim will te forfeited aud become he property of the uu . derslgncu- W. H. klCE
 Prs ot', A. T April 2s, 1887. 9oi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Notice of Forfeiture.

le Lawrence Weniling, y,ur heirs, assigns
 and egsl repTss nia'ivss:
 You re hereby notifed that the under signed, who Is rU-owner with you in the Der nari m uiagciaim. has expended the sum Of one hundred dollsis in labor and improve menis upon sAid mining claim, the said ex- peuduugrs and Improvements teipg made by me in the year 1886. in 'omplianee with the Uui' ue States mining laws, requiring annual eXpendilgTgs [, b maze ou m hing clsivs.
 b. sa'd [ beThaTt mining claim cons ste Of l500 feet in lehgsh by 60O wide situate in the Walker mining district. in The county oi fav- uyti, ,u Inc territory ef Arizrna Arecord of Ee lucAt on Of he sais E'erhart mining claim is made he Record Of Wines. in the offIcc of he CCIuIy Re, order of said Yavapai c,unty, in bo1> F. 5 psge 5S4.
 nd you are h reby further notified that II. 4t Inc xpirati oi uirety days after the pub iicsGon ihis noti;e you !Ail or refuse to cDnu pnt or pay 70 me your proportion Of tte s4it tXpcDd:tures. og5ther with the eos [. of h. pun alton of this rotice, the interest of you in said " rhart mining claim will b.. forfeited aad become the property of the un- 1rrsigned a HELWiCK.
 Pr-sCo. A T. May [. 1887 9Od
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bOilca of Forfeiture.

To George i.. Be mis, you heirs. sssigns snd
 -al r. prest tstis es.
 You are hereby otifed that the under gu-d. wro is co owner VI. h you iG the Gro- yer csei2nd mirIng claim, has expended lae m 0f me hundred dollars ia labor snd tM ? .UrCmeI up -u said mining claim the aaIs ,XaeEdituTts and improvements teing ID a,,, bg me ID the ear lSc6, in compliance VI .lc provisions of the mining laws of he Jni. d States requiring annual expendltu' es to n. lde oB inning ci i"
 Tn sad Grover ClevelaI mining claim cousis of l,5.O feel in leugth by 60 wide, aud situate iu the tue " Creek mining 8 tnc iB ths county oi Yav'p-i, in the terri tory oi Arizona. \ record Of the l. cation of he said Grover Cleveland mining claim is in 4dv Tn h. Record of ines, in the ofhce of the ufy Recorder ot said Yavapai coun in RJ.k -, at pages TO and III.
 And sou are hereby further Do ihed r s. f, a. :he ,XpI ation of nIaety days afte- iEe pUbhraiiCn oi ihI- notice, you fail or refuse io C0ntribu or pay 10 m- your proportion of the ssid cXpendfur :, the in crest oi you in said Grover Cleveland mining claim will he forfsi Ted aud become the property Of the un- Gcrsig gaed. J. II. B- SMITH.
 Prescotr, A r. Msy F. iss1 9ud
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
important 10 School Trustees.

To County Superintendents, Trustees
 and Teachers:
 The following Is respectfully submit ted for your information:
 Pursuant to an act of Congress, en- titled An Act to provide for the study of the nature of Alcoholic drinks and narcotics and of their effects upon the human system, in connection with the several divisions of the subject of physi- ology and hygiene, by the pupils of the public schools of the Territories and District of Columbia, and in the Military and Naval Academies, and Indian and coloied schools in the Territories of the United States" approved May 20, 1886 1; the Board of Education of Arizona did, on October 9th, 1886. adopt the fol lowing named text books: The Chil- dren's Health Trimmer: Hygiene for young people; Steel's Hygienic Physi- ology; Steers Abridged Physiology: :: also, WHITES PHYSIOLOGICAL MANIKIN. and the essentials of Physiology and Hygiene, which accompany and ex- plain it. Price, S25. No charge is made for the books accompanying it. The Manikin may be seen or procured, on application to J. c. Martin, JOURNAL MINER office, Prescott, Ariz.
 l.. II. MEAD.
 syanf for White's Nar;tiD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
KOiiGe. to Creditors.

ln ,Ee Probate Court of the County Of Yava-
 pai, Territory Of Arizona. ce e-ezs.d.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersi gned. i.scnh Campbell. administrator Of the estste of fas-ua Oris, deceased, to tue creditors of, ari Aii persons having claims against the sad deceased, Ia exhibit them with the nec- 1-sary vouchers, within four months after h- 8 st publication of this otice, 10 he said ao cph ( mpbel. st Alexandra, in said 1ouu.y O, Y4va pal, the same being the place Or the transact of the business of said a-ra,e oi Pas.uai Oris, deceased, in said couHty
 JOSEPH CAMPBELL. Adm & strator Of the estate of Pascual Oris,
 deceased
 rirsf public s.iOn June 22d, ISs? 30d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20

The Alexandria (Na) Gazette has the following concerning the new register of the land office here: There were sixty or more applicants for Prescott. the office there, in respect of salary and fees, of climate and other advantages, social, physical, political, etc, being considered one of the most desirable in the Territories. Indeed, the office of register, in any fairly good locality is understood as conferring both s decided personal prestige and a high business standing upon any efficient and worthy incumbent. Colonel Burgess, the ap- pointee al Prescott, is a comedy, well educated and well connected young Virginian. who has had d training both in business and politics which will fit him for intelligent, labOrioUs duty in almost any field of laLor. In polite he has always been an uncomprom- lsinc worker in the ranks of democracy and his selection would seem to be somewhat a recognition oi the more ac- tive and partisan element of that party. It has at least the merit of young blood to recommend 1t. He was quite intlu- entially backed for the place, having Hon. John :. Barbour as first and Gen Lee as next endorser. Senator Daniel was friendly to his appointment also, and warmly congratulated him on his success. Burgess served some years a the democratic mayor of CulpepPer and chairman of the district committee .f his narfy"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
EdTlCE 10 CREDITORS.

!u fhe Probate Court of the County of Yava.
 poi. Territory O. Arizona. --i matter of the Estate q! C. I. shel. t.Is deceased.
 t. tr" sner~hy given by The undeisig ned t 2 larlu Istft. adm ul sfratDr of the ss tate af '. . lf g. a. d areaseG. fp the credit of lHu a.l fur-ons having claims against he . And |. tcrs-fa tp exhibit them with the nec- r-arV neC -h"r>. within ten months after the ? publication uf this noticc, to The shid R. ii. sruiei t q, at Prescott. Arizona. the same t.Iu- tse place fYr Inc transaction of The uusl lntss ff sal estate of C. I. shelton, de- -.-tr t. in tke Count of Navspsi.
 K. II. BURMEISTER, Aduf'efs'rsior 1 The estate of Y. Shelton, derH. seq
 Dated at Prescott. Arizou.. Juno is 1881. sol
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20

boats were plying back and forth upon the rapidly increasing waters. All thls by electric light, as it was night. Peo- pie who had tents pitched UT huts con structed on the flat were busy moving on to higher ground Co escape the flood All was hustle and excitement, the cars shooting up and down the tramways, some of them loaded with animate freight, the pulling of the engine, the noise oi the blasting, the rushing of the waters, and the scrambling to and fro of busy and excited men among the shadows of the fitful and ghostly electric light, was wierd and interesting in the extreme. It was an especially strange sight in Arizona, which common report declares to be SD dry except as to liquids for internal use. The eastern gentle men could hardly cOmprehnnd the mag nitude of the proposition they were viewing, and taking this into considera- ton with their previously conceived ideas, it was not at all remarkable.
 They could scarcely believe their own senses The dam when completed vii, be l30 feet wide at the base, ll0 fec high, 10 feet wide at the top, 100 feet long, and contains 45,000 cubic yard of rock; and the reservoir, when full will hold over lO00,O0O,O00 gallons of water. The possibilities of this great work for mining. grazing and agricul- tural purposes, are almost beyond beliel.
 When the party left to return, the water was about 10 feet deep at the dam, and fast rising Nearly all of the water of this supply came down Mime haha creek, as the Hassayampa had not yet commenced to rise. Coming back, however, a miniature flood was encoun- tered in the latter stream, which was forded with difficulty, and DO doubt the volume of water at the dam has been more than doubled thereby. As a con- vincing proof of the superiority of the work, the dam did not leak at all.
 The officials of the company extend ed every courtesy to the visitors, and they feel especially thankful to Gov. Geo. D. Nagle. who is big chief of con struction and sole contractor; Walter Bates, superintendent; Joseph Bates chief engineer; Major Dake, store keeper; Messrs. Barrett, Martin, Lovett, and in fact the whole staff, who did ali they could to make the visit enjoyable and instructive.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
koiice 10 Creditors.

Territory of Arizona. Codniy of Yavspsi. in
 Probs;- Coat Iu the matter o' the Esiate "i Samgei \ Shuti dsce ed.
 Notice is areby 2 zen by rhe underS:gnet |. aa H. nj .rat0r Of tn estate Of samuel =. shut .cece~s d 10 the ciiorS of, and all D. sons hsylls claims a2aiu~f the ttd Il rcs as-d 10 exhibit hem. with the necessary vouchers, within ten mon h> tier tue fir-t pub i-attun of this noiicr. io the i'd aimini-irs'or. st Csms Nrroe, in said roEnfy of \ svGpaI. i;.e bei ng tn place for he IT Ds sction ot he sinc-s of said eststi n said cpGnfy.
 X BERT M EOI IGs.R- A I'll straior f ihe estate of Ssmuel < Sa ui, deceased.
 ii.fed Al Pres nil. ] .lN . s,-. lli
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Agent for Whites Manikil

Under the new postal laws, newsp per men can have anyone arrested for fraud who takes paper and refuses to pay for it. Under this law the man who allows his subscription to run along for some time unpaid, and then orders ii discontinued, or orders the Po>tmss- ter to mark if refused, and to send a s postal card notifying the publisher lays himself liable to arrest and fine fha same a, theft. etc-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
Order to ShuW Canse.
Iu the Probate Court of the County of Yava. pal, Territory Of Arizona. In the mater Of the EsiA.e of Andrew l..
 Moeiler, deceased.

Happening 10 the eourt by the netition pres. nied ana filed by Alice Moeller. ihe ad- m pi.irstrix of the state os Andrew l.. Moeller. deceased, praying for an oioer tO sell real est .ie ths; it Is necessary to sell ths whole o. some portion of the real estae be- longing 10 said estate, to pay The allowance to toe f. mil ', the debts outstandink against the deseas d and said estate and ihe debts. expenses and charges Of the adm nisir atioI (.
 It Is therefore ordered by tue court th Al ali persons interested in the said estate appear before the sa Probate Iourt on saturday. fS ( 90 h day of July, A. D. lsS3. al 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said Say. al the court room of said Probate C uri, on the east side oi Cor tez street. between Gurley and Willis streets il toe ,ity of Prescott. County af lava, al, to show ause why an order should not be gr ranted to the saI1 admi i,stratrIX 10 sell sD much of the leal estate Of the deceased hall be necessary. al public sale or private ssle, ana tkA' copy of this order be pub
 ishad at less four consecutive week. m the ARIZONA JOURNAL MINER, a newspaper print -d and published m said City of Pres. coti. Co nty Of isvaDa'. Territory oi Arizona.
 W Nj. O. O'SEILL, Pfopate Jadge.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
NOTICE.
To whom IL may concern

To whom it may copcsTn
 Notice l. tereby given thrt in January. l.ss l relocated th rtsJb ouaIiz min n eiai,n, Situa ed ou sac Geek, Hassay amp Mining disuict. NsVapai connty. Territory of 4 l.. zons. known Ss fre Dis sOvs rv claim on the Davis vein. SD Da ,,cd and rscofded by m as h. orlgi ni Davis. AS other parties also claim the same location. al i,.rI,es re warn [. q 70 msk n purchase oftue round in one. ton. IS shail take he ueces.sry iegsl steps to sub IaustAte m claim
 CORN EElUS DAVIS
 Prescott. 4. T.. June 25, iss7. sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
NOlICe for Publication.
TExr 15ft fSNr

LAND OFFICE AT PREscoTr, ARIZONA,
 JUNE 18th, 1897. named setter has filed notice of her intention t0 make hnsi proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be nsde before the Register and Receiver of tbe Unit, states i.sud otic., at Prescott ArizoDs, on July 2y iSs7 v.z.. Mary NJ. kuoep pprr, of Stocdard Arizana. for her D. :. 50. lsT7. for the ut-w >i gu srter of southeast quarter Of sc- Len aud nor Invest uarter of northeast quart , and the east haif Of nor hesst quarter of section l2, township | north ar Ce . east She names the fol lowing wit resscsto prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: James Lane, ,orEe r Brown. Edward Hill, B. E. Click, ali cf Stoddard, Arizona.
 je25sd J. L. CAMP Register
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Order 10 Show Cause.


 spai. JerritOrs of Arizona.
 In ,he matter of the Estate of A. l.. Mceller. deceased
 on reading ard filing the peiition "f Alice Moe Ter. ao mi istratriX of the estate A. L. M eiie-. deceaseI. setting forth tn at she ha, filed hrr insi rep IT of her ainrDist s,jon mp sAid estate in tbis court and praying that the same be a difed. al!o ed and cou- nrmed, an prsvIng, among other things. fr an order of distribution of the resii due of sad estate among tn persons -ntitled. IL i- oT- derei thai al persons interested in tbe e tate of the said A. l.. Moe Ter. deceased, be and appear before rhe t'robate foGrt ot the COunty of lavapti, Territory of Arizona, at The cour; room of said conrt. in inc city of .'fesc II CoJnIy Of Ysvapai. Ie ritory n. Arfz'ns. on he Soih day of Julv, \. D. lss7, st l0O'clsck Tn the forenoon of mat d ty, then abd .bere 10 how tuse why sa q insi count should not b. audited. allowed and connTmej and why an an or'ier uf "isf riuu- ton shoIlf nat be made of ih- Tesicue of said estate among the frs of the sad A. l. Moelier, dSceaset according to law.
 It Is frrtbsr ordered that copy .! s1iS nr- ds Oe published d for io IT wee Ks cons-c itive y be ore ihe ii Soth day of Juiy. A. II. iS,7. n the AgIZ MA JoCKS SAL-MINAR. newspaper pr,nt Il soa puDiis5ed in he City Of Prescott, Cou uly o! laN apsi. T-I ritory of Ariz nna.
 M. O. o'NEfLL, Probate Jufge.
 Dstef Prescott. Idn- 2. lss7. ,Ot
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Probate Notice.

In the Prob ie Court of the County Of Yava-
 pal, Territory of Arizona. Ia The matter of the estate Of T. H Bartlett, deceased.
 On reading and ding the petition of T. l.. Bartlett, fscsssed. set ting forth thst he has flied his nasl account and report of his . n inisirat on Il on said est . in this co urt and pra ing that the same he audited. al lowed and confirmed, and praying, among oths things, for an order O d,stri button of the residue of said e tate ALuo, < the persons nttled. IL is ordered that all pertons in- teresfed in the state of the said T. II Ba t. lett. de ceased, be and appear before the PrJ- bate Court O! the County of Yavapsi al tho court room of said Cour, in the City of Pres colt, f''unty of Ysvapai. Territory Of Ari. sona. at term of said Court 10 be holden on the 7tb day of August, lss7, al lU o'elork Tn the fore noon of th day. then and there to sbo cause why sad hn | accou nt should uot be allowed, audited and confirmed. and why sn Jrder of istr button should not be made Of the r-sidue of said estate among he ne rs Of sal T. n. Bartlett, de ecesseo, sc. COT ding law.
 Ani it is further oraerec that a copy of this order be published Tor four weeks con seeutIve y. before the said 7th day Of August, lss.. tn the JoURS tL-MI~ER. newspaper printed aud pu uotished in the city of Prescott Y.vApai ooanty. Arizona territory.
 Dated July 6;h. 1887.
 VIM. 0. DWELL,
 pr.bAfe IuEee.
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Governors Proclamation.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 ExECUrtvE DKpARrMksT.
 OFFICE or TIE GoNERSok-J To all whom th sse presents m sy come greet ing:
 l am informed that Ssmael \ Shull was brutaliy mardered on or about the lsth day or May last. in his house on the hogoiion mountains, Yavapai county. by some un known parry or parties. Nov. therefore, l q. Meyer Zulick, Cover nor or the Territory of Arizona. p3 authority In me vested, do hereby offer and proeia a reward of five hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who murdered Samuel S Sbuii.
 ~ In witness wh reof, l have here- IsEsL unto set my hand and caused the '@-' Great Sea- of the Territory 10 De
 anixed.
 Done at Prescott, The Capita, this twenty. third day oi Iune A. D. 1887.
 c. MEYER ZULiCK. By the Governor
 Jas BAYARD
 Secretary 0: the Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20

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